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Cassandra: Consensus with Partial Progress via Robust Partitionable View Synchronization
Replicated databases and permissioned blockchains rely on Byzantine Fault-Tolerant (BFT) consensus to maintain a consistent order of transactions across replicas. These protocols preserve safety even under asynchrony, as they commit a transaction only after agreement among a strong quorum of replica
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